Qingyuan | The real-life version of 'Returning to the Countryside' makes me regret not discovering it sooner!

| The real-life version of 'Returning to the Countryside' makes me regret not discovering it sooner!. Qingyuan | The real-life version of 'Returning to the Countryside' makes me regret not discovering it sooner On the weekend at Qingyuan New World, getting ready to head back, Dad suggested trying a nearby farmstead (I thought it was the usual kind with an average environment and fresh ingredients), so with a mix of trepidation and faint anticipation, I accepted the arrangement The result... When a field of rice paddies came into view, the 'farmstead' Dad found this time amazed everyone!! Right after parking, there was a shuttle waiting, providing a seamless connection. On the road passing through a small bamboo grove, the driver even gave a brief introduction. Only then did I learn it was a newly opened hot spring resort, originating from the Republican-era village of Sanhe Village, which, while preserving the old houses from that period, has integrated modern design The dining section offers both Chinese and Western cuisine; we chose the Chinese 'Rice Barn'. The environment is nice with a sense of design, not too crowded since there were only three tables; our party of four adults and two children ordered four dishes and one soup, all tasty and in generous portions, including the special 'Mountain Pond Cured Flavor Steamed Mountain Pit Dried Fish'; there's also baby tableware. After the meal, the kids read books in the Sanhe Academy, played chess, while the adults could gaze at the rice fields, with the natural canvas of yellow and green hues filling their view, feeling completely at ease, as if time also slowed down~